micah_wilhelm@env_ethz_ch
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I'm trying to increase the surface albedo over all land surface by 0.05 in a standard AMIP compset (f.e104.F_AMIP_CN.f19_f19).I made the following modification in the SurfaceAlbedo.F90 subroutine TwoStream: ! Flux reflected by vegetation! MW albi(p,ib) = h7 + h8 + 0.05! MWI do the same modification with direct albedo.However, this crashes after several years of running. I'm really sure why though. My supervisor did the same simulation with COSMO-CLM2 (CLM on a regional domain).My error in the ccsm.log file:
BalanceCheck: soil balance error nstep = 8290 point = 2907 imbalance = -0.000001 W/m2
QNEG4 WARNING from TPHYSAC Max possible LH flx exceeded at 1 points. , Worst excess = -1.7578E-07, lchnk = 792, i = 1, same as indices lat = 76, lon = 99
urban net longwave radiation error: no convergence
clm model is stopping
I was thinking that maybe it makes some grid cells > 1 for instance if the snow fraction is high and hence already close to 1 before my adjustment. In fact I would not like to affect the snowcover at all (only the combine soil and vegitation albedos). I tried to scale the increase by the fraction of snow cover, but this crashes after 3 times steps: albi(p,ib) = albi(p,ib) + 0.05*(1._r8-frac_sno(p))
The problem still remains that I increase albedo over lakes and wetlands and glaciers, I would prefer not to, but I don't know how :(
BalanceCheck: soil balance error nstep = 8290 point = 2907 imbalance = -0.000001 W/m2
QNEG4 WARNING from TPHYSAC Max possible LH flx exceeded at 1 points. , Worst excess = -1.7578E-07, lchnk = 792, i = 1, same as indices lat = 76, lon = 99
urban net longwave radiation error: no convergence
clm model is stopping
I was thinking that maybe it makes some grid cells > 1 for instance if the snow fraction is high and hence already close to 1 before my adjustment. In fact I would not like to affect the snowcover at all (only the combine soil and vegitation albedos). I tried to scale the increase by the fraction of snow cover, but this crashes after 3 times steps: albi(p,ib) = albi(p,ib) + 0.05*(1._r8-frac_sno(p))
The problem still remains that I increase albedo over lakes and wetlands and glaciers, I would prefer not to, but I don't know how :(